Lagos State Independent Campaign Council (ICC) office for Tinubu/Shetima and Sanwo-Olu/Hamzat 2023 elections received a boost with the courtesy visit of the State Deputy Governor Dr. KADRI OBAFEMI HAMZAT, reports Thecitypulsenews.
While speaking, the deputy governor thanked the Director General of ICC, Tayo Ayinde, the Deputy Director General, Cardinal James Omolaja Odumbaku popularly known as BABA ETO and Directorate Directors, Deputy Directors, Assistant Directors, Secretaries of the different directorates of the Independent Campaign Council, and everybody involved in the 2023 campaign.
He said, his boss the Governor and himself are part of ICC and are in full support of the good job being done in the campaign office.
He told well wishers and listeners to encourage there people to go and get there PVC's, he stressed that's the only way APC can guarantee victory at the polls.
He noted that the election is a 2 in 1, since Asiwaju is from Lagos State, and he's contesting for the Presidency at the polls, so also the re-election of Sanwo-Olu and himself at the forthcoming elections.
He went further to state that, Lagos State is still the bench mark of development and an envy of other states in terms of infrastructural developments, the Security network in Lagos is second to non, and the educational sector is not left out.
Also, the campaign office also played host to representatives of the Lagos State Market association.
The market women who came in there numbers to the DG and his team speaks on how they are prepared to support the course of the Independent Campaign Council.
They assured the DG of the Independent Campaign Council that all market women in Lagos State will vote APC at the polls.
They also used the medium to thank the Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu and his entire cabinet for continuing the legacy of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
They sung Asiwaju and Sanwo-Olu 's praises and wished them well.
Tayo Ayinde, thanked them on behalf the Independent Campaign Council and also encouraged them to turn out en mass to vote for APC at the polls.
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